Archbishops John McDowell and Eamon Martin, the Church of Ireland and Catholic Archbishops of Armagh and Primates of All Ireland, respectively have released the following video message to mark Saint Patrick’s day.
A statement from the Anglican Communion, the Lutheran World Federation, the World Communion of Reformed Churches and the World Methodist Council.
The Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, has responded to the outbreak of war in the Middle East.
Today Saint Patrick’s Cathedral marked the official opening of The Mews, a new community and education space within the deanery grounds, with a formal ceremony. The building was officially opened by President Catherine Connolly.
A selection of events and initiatives across the Church of Ireland in the season of Lent:
Gathering Anglicans from around the world, the 19th meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC–19) will take place in Belfast from June 27 – July 5, 2026.
Last chance to get your information in for the Church of Ireland Census!
As people around the island of Ireland continue to deal with flooding, the RCB is encouraging parishes to apply to its Flood Relief Fund which provides a single contribution of up to €5,000 or £4,300 towards costs not covered by insurance.
A special service in Belfast Cathedral in seven languages this afternoon (Sunday, 8th February 2026) expressed love for their neighbours from every ethnic background, marking this year’s Racial Justice Sunday.
The following Rite & Reason article by Archbishop John McDowell has been published by the Irish Times for Racial Justice Sunday, which is being celebrated today (Sunday, 8th February 2026) in the Church of Ireland alongside other Churches across Britain and Ireland:
